Bobcat downs Buckeye

"Either everybody loved it or everybody hated it. It's never been anything in the middle," Cheap NBA hatshe said. "I think I planned it pretty well ... and I definitely would have done it again."

Another interesting little tidbit from this story is that Hanning doesn't actually attend Ohio University anymore, he is attending nearby Hocking College, and if you're expecting an apology from him anytime soon, don't hold your breath.

The fight led to the dismissal of Hanning as Rufus the Bobcat and the banning of him from further affiliation with the school's athletics department. Ohio University also issued an apology on Monday, stating in it that the actions showed "extremely poor judgment and sportsmanship" and saying that the university regrets the negative effect they may have on the relationship between the two schools. 

"It was actually my whole plan to tackle Brutus when I tried out to be mascot," Wholesale NBA hats  said Hanning. "I tried out about a year ago, and the whole reason I tried out was so I could come up here to Ohio State and tackle Brutus."

This unscripted bout of icon hilarity is made even more newsworthy with the admission by Henning that this attack was actually premeditated.

As Brutus began his run he was pounced on by the Bobcat, the costume being word by 19 yr old Brandon Hanning. Refusing to be provoked, Brutus got up and continued his run only to be jumped on from behind again and rode to the ground. The two then fought, with Hanning punching the Buckeye in his oversized head while fans booed.

In a scene reminiscent of something you would find on the animal planet, well, at least on a twisted version of Sesame Street, The Ohio University Bobcat mascot viciously attacked Brutus the Buckeye of Ohio State Saturday before the football game that was played between the two schools. Cheap F1 hats The attack, or series of attacks, occurred pregame when Brutus was leading the Buckeyes onto the field.